Come out
Come out verb - To come to be.
Both terms in one sentence
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Not only was Madrid placed MUCH higher on the map, the city seemed to have come out of the 19th century... oh yeah, and there were bulls, of course.
Source: Toros y Flamenco - The Pixar animated short Presto features a magician with both a top hat and a pointy wizard hat; anything placed into one will come out the other.
Source: Magicians Are Wizards -
Disable their teleportation ability, trick them into trapping themselves, or give them a well-placed Offhand Backhand just as they come out of their teleport.
Source: Teleport Spam
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